While some minor injuries can be easily treated in the comfort of your home, others may require professional veterinary care. But how do you know when it is serious? Here, our Westfield veterinarians share a complete guide to dog wound care including tips and advice on when to call the vet.
Anyone with a new puppy knows how much fun they can be, but also how much care and attention they need. Which can make it tough if you need to step out. Here, our Westfield vets talk about leaving your puppy at home alone for the first time, including tips and information about dog boarding as an alternative.
Routine vet checkups help your furry friend to remain healthy throughout their life. Here, our vets discuss the purpose of annual pet wellness exams and how dog checkups at Westfield Animal Hospital in Westfield help manage the health of your pup.
There are many benefits to bringing a second pup home to keep your old dog company, but there are still certain considerations that you should keep in mind. Is it better to have two dogs? Our Westfield veterinarians answer this question and offer advice to make introductions a success.
A fractured jaw can happen unexpectedly and have a number of potential causes. Jaw fractures are especially common in small breeds of dogs. Here, our Westfield vets discuss broken jaws in dogs and how surgery may be able to repair and treat this type of injury.
Just like humans, puppies are born without teeth then they go through multiple sets of teeth that grow in and fall out. Our Westfield vets talk about exactly how many sets of teeth dogs have, how to care for them and when you can expect them to fall out.
Caring for your cat's teeth is an important part of their routine care, unfortunately, it is often missed resulting in serious oral health conditions. Here, our Westfield vets discuss tooth extraction surgery in cats, what to expect after their surgery and during recovery, and how you can prevent them.
The potential causes of blood in your pup's ear canal can vary in severity, ranging from a small scratch to more serious conditions requiring immediate care. Here, our Westfield vets talk about the causes of bloody ears in dogs, how you can help stop a dog's ear from bleeding and when it might be a veterinary emergency.
While uncommon, blood blisters can happen when a cat experiences an injury to their ear. Today, our Westfield vets talk about the signs and causes of cat ear hematomas and how surgery can help to treat this issue and prevent future occurrences.
Treatment is crucial for dogs experiencing a torn ligament and in some cases, this can mean a surgical procedure. Today our Westfield vets discuss the signs of torn cruciate ligaments and how surgery can help treat your dog's knee injury.
Looking for a vet in Westfield? Our vets at Westfield Animal Hospital are now accepting new patients! Our friendly and welcoming vets love providing cats, dogs, and exotic pets with high-quality veterinary care. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
